Synchrotron radiation theory and its development in memory of I.M. Ternov

Synchrotron radiation theory and its development in memory of I.M. Ternov

by I. M. Ternov, Vladimir A. Bordovitsyn

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"This book presents a systematically outlined theory of synchrotron radiation (SR) and the attendant effects."--Jacket. "The first part of the book is devoted to fundamental results in synchrotron and undulator radiation theory. This makes it a useful supplement to textbooks on classical and quantum electrodynamics of relativistic particles. The conventional theory is amplified with the recent investigations carried out by the contributors. A semiclassical theory of radiation is developed with regard to the influence of recoil effect and radiation of the particle magnetic moment (spin light). Of great interest is a chapter on the astrophysical aspects of SR. All these make the book of great use not only to young physicists who wish to improve their knowledge and deepen their understanding of the fascinating phenomenon of modern physics, but also to experienced theorists and users of SR."--Jacket.

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